The hotel was adequate for our needs while spending 3 nights in Eilat. It's best summarized by pros and cons:

Pros:

-Recent renovation throughout hotel in pleasing, modern, light colored tones. Rooms were comfortable although relatively nondescript and had a partial ocean view.
-Clean
-Beautiful pool, with inviting atmosphere
-Central location
-Reasonable price of $146/night including half board.


Cons:

-Entirely unsuitable beach strewn with GLASS SHARDS, cigarette butts, rocks and bottlecaps. Complete lack of sand.
-Inedible food
-Untrained, confused, sometimes rude staff
-Lack of business center
-Two elevators in the entire hotel which made for long, crowded waits.

Also note that this hotel caters to a crowd of package tour middle age and older Russian tourists. While we found them to be perfectly fine guests to interact with, we as a couple in our mid 30s felt we were literally the youngest couple staying at the hotel. We did not have children in tow, but there were probably only about 5 to 6 children that we saw staying in the hotel overall.

This hotel was recently renovated and it shows. The decor is very pleasing in cool ocean colors. Very modern, clean and nice, with balconies facing the Red Sea. It can be a bit noisy at night, as the hotel is located just above the promenade. The breakfast buffet offered many great options, was quite impressed by selection and quality of food. Hotel staff was also very friendly. Would highly recommend this hotel.

Super nice hotel right on the Red Sea

First time in Eilat and this Hotel, which is one of the oldest in the city, has a brand new interior. Very modern interior, without remembering comfort. The food is very good and does not repeat itself. Enjoyed a very good massage. Hotel has quiet atmosphere, which was just right for our desire for relaxation.